Nokia PureView race against other smartphones in audio capture

The new system of recording audio from Nokia "will change the way you hear the world". Who says this view is Teemu Branch, director of the Finnish mobile phone company. In a video posted on YouTube, Branch explains, with pictures and details of tests, the operation of the Nokia Rich Recording, a function that will be released exclusively in the new company's smartphone, the Nokia 808 Pure View. The results, indeed, are incredible.

PureView Nokia is betting against the iPhone and Galaxy SIII

The video, Which Has Nearly three minutes long, exemplifies the service with different situations. At first, the group playing capoeira. During the wheel, made ​​images are displayed on three phones: "The smartphone" (Probably an iPhone 4S), "B smartphone" (probable Galaxy Nexus), and PureView, Rich Recording with Nokia. The visual Differences are few, although the PureView Ensure you have a clearer picture to avoid "jitter" due to the stabilization system. In the audio, but there is many Clearly That Competitors have lower sound quality and the new Nokia.

"When you record a video on a cell phone, the quality it Can Be great, but Usually the audio is not so much. Surprisingly, many smartphones out there still sin in this sense. Many YouTube videos are like this," says Branch.

In the next test, the same result in the recording of a car engine running. And the best is left to the end: how the recording system audio works at a concert or recording a song in a studio. According to Teemu branch, and how to write a professional service. "It is a professional audio recording and takes this kind of footage smartphone to another level. He'll be first in the Nokia 808 PureView, but soon all our smartphones, "he adds.

The PureView promises even be a revolution in the world of smartphones. This is another incredible feature of the apparatus, which had already been announced with a 41 megapixel camera. The product goes on sale in Europe in May, costing € 450 (£ 1030). In Brazil, there is no prediction.

Check out the video recording system audio below: